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It was a very lovely accommodation. As we are planning our own home, we enjoyed discussing and taking inspiration from this place. If we have another chance to visit Nasu, we would love to stay here again. Thank you so much!

My spouse and I stayed for one night while sightseeing around the Mikata Five Lakes. The Accommodation is on the shore of Lake Mikata, and the view from our Room was wonderful—the sunset was dazzling. Dinner featured a boat platter of sashimi that was more than enough for two, and it was fresh and delicious. The other dishes (corn sesame tofu, Wagyu beef, and a clam hot pot with salted butter, etc.) were also carefully prepared and beautifully seasoned, leaving us completely satisfied. Breakfast was delicious as well and very filling. It was also great to be able to see Lake Mikata from the bath. It’s just over a 10-minute drive to the Mikata Five Lakes Terrace, making this Accommodation highly recommended for trips to the Mikata Five Lakes or Wakasa Bay. We’d love to visit again during crab season someday.

This beautifully renovated traditional house features a calm, relaxing interior finished with solid wood and plaster. In the early morning it felt more than 5°C colder than Tokyo, but there is not only air conditioning but also a kerosene fan heater, and once the house warms up it’s very comfortable. As the renovation was completed recently and cleaning is thorough, everything felt very clean. As described on the website, the kitchen is well equipped—enough to cook most meals—and having basic seasonings provided is rare for an entire-home rental and was extremely helpful. There is no TV, but there is a Bluetooth speaker and a record player, making it a great place to relax with music or read. I brought a small projector and had no trouble projecting onto the wall. Step outside and you can enjoy magnificent views of the Southern Alps; with little traffic, it’s a wonderful area for walks. I arrived by public transportation, and both Yamanashi Kotsu buses and the local community bus stop nearby, so getting around was easy. However, I heard that Yamanashi Kotsu routes will be discontinued at the end of March 2026; relying only on about five community bus services per day may be quite limiting. There’s a convenience store within walking distance, and around Nirasaki Station you’ll find a shopping mall as well as stylish cafés, pizza places, vintage clothing shops, bakeries, bars, and more—I felt this town development could be promoted even more. The owner was very considerate in many ways, which made my stay extremely comfortable. I would love to visit again if I have the chance.

I stayed in the accommodation adjacent to the business hotel. The room was clean, and the bedding was fresh. The bath felt like a medium-sized public bath. When I went at 5 PM, it was slightly lukewarm, but my child seemed to find it just right. (By nighttime, it had warmed up properly.) I initially thought I would have dinner at the izakaya on-site, but it was fully booked. However, the front desk immediately suggested another place nearby, and a dining spot just a few minutes' walk away turned out to be delicious as well. There’s also a convenience store about five minutes away on foot, making it relatively convenient. The room had two power outlets; with one used for the TV, only one remained available, which felt slightly insufficient. Shared facilities like a refrigerator and kettle were available too, allowing for a comfortable one-night stay! Thank you very much!

We stayed as two women, and since it’s an apartment-style Accommodation, it was easy to come and go, and we weren’t bothered by any noise at all. After coming back from the beach, there’s a bathroom right by the entrance, so we could rinse off and wash our gear—very helpful. Above all, having a washing machine in the Room was extremely useful for spinning out our swimsuits. The refrigerator is also large enough to chill plenty of alcohol we bought. There was even a Dyson-like vacuum cleaner available, which we used after drying our hair. The owner(?) was very kind—cheerful and polite in their communication. The kitchen didn’t have a stove, but if requested we could borrow a rice cooker, and we were free to use dishes and seasonings as well. Since it’s affordable, I think it’s also suitable for longer stays. We’d definitely like to stay again. Just one thing… Although everything was kept clean, when I casually opened the cabinet door under the sink, there was one dead spider inside. We didn’t need to use it anyway—I shouldn’t have opened it. Other than that, there were no bugs at all, so this is an Accommodation I recommend.

A wonderful private rental Accommodation on Maejima Island, about a 5-minute ferry ride from Ushimado Port. The Room and Facility were spotless, and the bath offered spectacular views of the calm Seto Inland Sea and a beautiful sky. The meal was also excellent—super-fresh sashimi, plenty of small side dishes, and delicious grilled kama—with generous portions that left us completely full. Beautiful sunflowers were in full bloom on the island as well. It was a relaxing trip to Okayama. We’d love to visit again in spring or autumn. Thank you!

It felt like coming back to my grandmother’s home in the countryside. It wasn’t an Onsen, but the bath was family-sized and helped soothe my tired body after the Jomon Sugi trek. Thank you!

I stayed here with No Meals Included before a mountain climbing trip and had a very comfortable experience. Despite arriving late at night and leaving early in the morning, the high level of hospitality and cozy atmosphere made for a highly satisfying stay.

It was very nice. We were very satisfied with how dog-friendly it was. We’re planning to stay again at a different location.

It was a wonderful place. Although it’s a traditional farmhouse with a thatched roof, the interior is modern and well equipped with appliances. They also prepared the ingredients for us, so we were able to enjoy our stay with friends. We’d love to come again.

I stayed for two nights while hiking Mt. Ontake. The food was absolutely delicious. The kind couple who run the place made my stay very relaxing. Unfortunately, the weather was bad and I couldn’t enjoy the view of Mt. Ontake, so I’d like to come back and try again. When I do, I’ll be happy to stay here again.

This Accommodation is an entire private house, so it may feel a bit oversized for two people for one night. However, since we had previously stayed in cramped business hotels, the sense of space here was on a completely different level, and it really helped us recover from the day’s fatigue. There are many Rooms, including some hideout-like spots, and there are also two toilets, so I think it’s ideal for groups staying multiple nights—especially for those who want to cook for themselves. That said, perhaps because it was during a holiday period, the bathroom cleaning didn’t seem to be done in time, and the drain was dirty. It was a bit disappointing given how great everything else was. Overall it was excellent, and if we have another chance next time, we would definitely like to stay again.

We were looking for a spacious Room for a four-generation trip. Both my elderly mother and my toddler grandchild were able to stay comfortably without any inconvenience. Having two toilets was extremely helpful. The bath was also spacious and comfortable. The kitchen was large, with plenty of lovely cookware and cutlery. The knives were exceptionally sharp. We ground coffee beans and brewed coffee, and the flavor was exactly to our liking. The futons were clean and fluffy.

Excellent value for money! The meals were especially good.

There is no bathtub—only a shower—but I was very satisfied with the clean Facility, healthy meals, and the open, nature-rich surroundings. There is a day-use Onsen nearby.

Honestly, I thought the price was very reasonable considering the in-room open-air bath. All the Ryokan staff were incredibly kind and attentive. I was surprised to see so many young attendants, but they were very professional and clearly well trained. The meals featured carefully prepared mountain cuisine rather than seafood, and you could really feel the attention to detail. The in-room open-air bath had a wonderful atmosphere, and we had an amazing time. Because each building is connected by covered corridors, you can stroll through the garden even when it rains.

As we did last year, we stayed here again during Golden Week. The log house is well equipped with pots, plates, and other essentials, and it felt very clean. Our kids don’t like insects and usually have a hard time getting used to log houses, but this place was clean and they enjoyed their stay. The BBQ area has a greenhouse-style roof, so even though it rained at night, we were able to enjoy it without any problems. The bath is in the main building and is available until 10:00 PM.